Gas to glo plug.
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I tried the os glow plug on my DLE 30. She wanted to start backwards when flipping it. But bumping it backwards she fire right up in the right direction. I wasn't that impressed with the idle though.
I got my adaptor from valleyview rc. I over tighen it and twisted the hex portion off it. My fault.
Does anyone know where I can get a 14 mm to glow adaptor. I'm wanting to try the glowplug on a conversion engine
I got my adaptor from valleyview rc. I over tighen it and twisted the hex portion off it. My fault.
Does anyone know where I can get a 14 mm to glow adaptor. I'm wanting to try the glowplug on a conversion engine
$10.oo plus P&H.$5.00 Priority mail. Sorry I missed your question before.
BCCHI Send me a SASE Priorty and I will send you one.You can send me check when you get part.
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This morning I tried the NGH26 with the gasglow plug again. I first started the engine on ignition and warmed it up. I then pulled the plug and replaced it with the gasglow plug. It ran fine. I got a real nice low idle. I didn't fly it as the carb is not properly adjusted.It will quit when I open the throttle wide open. The high needle won't fix it. I think the low needle is too lean. It did that on ignition.
I don't have a glow driver and had to borrow one. I don't think it was up to where it should be.
This might lead to the resurrection of small gas engines.
I don't have a glow driver and had to borrow one. I don't think it was up to where it should be.
This might lead to the resurrection of small gas engines.
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BCCHI.Spent two sessions in Riverton ER this week. I am on blood thinners and it got too thin and was leaking out my nose and could not stop it. Not a fun procedure.
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Can anyone order from this Co.O-well I do not need any more G-5 Glo plugs.May have some time to play with engines this week end.Still to cold to fly.
BCCHI.Spent two sessions in Riverton ER this week. I am on blood thinners and it got too thin and was leaking out my nose and could not stop it. Not a fun procedure.
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BCCHI.Spent two sessions in Riverton ER this week. I am on blood thinners and it got too thin and was leaking out my nose and could not stop it. Not a fun procedure.
BC
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looking at my receipt, cost was 4400 yen not 4000 as I stated earlier. Price per plug was less than 10$ each including shipping. Compared to pricing from local sources, it's about 30% savings. For what it's worth 2 u
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Tower sent me a $10 off coupon if i ordered $50 worth of merchandise. So I ordered 4 plugs and got them for $42.
I also got one of those fancy glow drivers with a built in meter. However the range of the meter is 0 to 6V. Why would you put in a meter of this range for a 1.2 V Battery? When the battery is fully charged it is just barely inthe green range.
Has anyone else tried these plugs?
I started my NGH26 this morning without warming it up with ignition.I am surprised how well it idled.
OS advises not to idle their engine less than 3000RPM. I think it is because their engine is so small,
My 26cc will idle about 2000 with no trouble
I also got one of those fancy glow drivers with a built in meter. However the range of the meter is 0 to 6V. Why would you put in a meter of this range for a 1.2 V Battery? When the battery is fully charged it is just barely inthe green range.
Has anyone else tried these plugs?
I started my NGH26 this morning without warming it up with ignition.I am surprised how well it idled.
OS advises not to idle their engine less than 3000RPM. I think it is because their engine is so small,
My 26cc will idle about 2000 with no trouble
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Tower sent me a $10 off coupon if i ordered $50 worth of merchandise. So I ordered 4 plugs and got them for $42.
I also got one of those fancy glow drivers with a built in meter. However the range of the meter is 0 to 6V. Why would you put in a meter of this range for a 1.2 V Battery? When the battery is fully charged it is just barely inthe green range.
Has anyone else tried these plugs?
I started my NGH26 this morning without warming it up with ignition.I am surprised how well it idled.
OS advises not to idle their engine less than 3000RPM. I think it is because their engine is so small,
My 26cc will idle about 2000 with no trouble
I also got one of those fancy glow drivers with a built in meter. However the range of the meter is 0 to 6V. Why would you put in a meter of this range for a 1.2 V Battery? When the battery is fully charged it is just barely inthe green range.
Has anyone else tried these plugs?
I started my NGH26 this morning without warming it up with ignition.I am surprised how well it idled.
OS advises not to idle their engine less than 3000RPM. I think it is because their engine is so small,
My 26cc will idle about 2000 with no trouble
BCCHI Tired old CH guy.Will send your parts tomorrow.
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Ok I have an OS GT15 NIB and I would like to convert it in to a GGT15 and not have to deal with the spark ignition system set up. I have looked at the parts list for both the GT15 and the GGT15 And they look the same accept for the plug and maybe the heads. What would it take to convert the GT15 into a GGT15 and not have to deal with all of the extra spark ignition parts? Would it be as simple as removing the spark plug and just thread in the OS Gas/Glow plug? Or will we have to order the head for the GGt15 and install it? Or is there some differences in the fuel pump and carb. that is not reflected by the parts numbers? Is it even possible?
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Also how long do you think that OS will release it's first .52" to .70" class Gas burning 4c engine? Will it be a spark ignition set up like Siato's engines or will the go straight to the Gas/Glow ignition system like on their GGT10 and 15 engines? I for one hope that they do and that it is soon. I also hope that it is the Gas/Glow ignition system:-)
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should get parts tomorrow. Do both have needle bearing rods.
Where is Sun Tan Valley AZ.Spent one winter in Benson Az. Flew in Sierra Vista.Did not like it that well.
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San Tan Valley is 15 miles south of Apache Junction.We used to be a part of Queen Creek. If you don't know where they are its SE of Phoenix.
I plan to go out an fly with the GG plug today.
I always use a starter. My fingers are more expensive than my engines.
I plan to go out an fly with the GG plug today.
I always use a starter. My fingers are more expensive than my engines.
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Ok I have an OS GT15 NIB and I would like to convert it in to a GGT15 and not have to deal with the spark ignition system set up. I have looked at the parts list for both the GT15 and the GGT15 And they look the same accept for the plug and maybe the heads. What would it take to convert the GT15 into a GGT15 and not have to deal with all of the extra spark ignition parts? Would it be as simple as removing the spark plug and just thread in the OS Gas/Glow plug? Or will we have to order the head for the GGt15 and install it? Or is there some differences in the fuel pump and carb. that is not reflected by the parts numbers? Is it even possible?
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From living in MI your body knows it must dump lots of water to combat that high humidity.
If you stay in the dessert a year or two, it will; quit doing that and just put out what you need.
In fact,one of the problems here is they don't know they are losing water and wind up with heat exhaustion.